ArchiveExhibition
LIGHTS ARE ON BUT NOBODY'S HOME
24 Jun-23 Jul 2011
Standpoint Gallery
London N1 6HD
Overview
Glenn Brown, Jemima Brown, Toby Christian, Sam Dargan, Nadine Feinson, Nick Hornby, Liane Lang, Fiona MacDonald Light’s Are On But Nobody’s Home celebrates a resurgence of portraiture in contemporary practice, particularly a fascination with the obscured, faked, or adulterated visage. Suggestive of the inability to locate a subject, which has both scientific and theoretical bases, the works present a conscious refusal to allow the ‘meeting’ to happen between the viewer and the person portrayed.
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